Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-02-04
The House,

The House was called to order by Speaker Hoyt
Petitions refusedNFor the Incorporation of the
Hartford County Tobacco Growers Mutual Insur-
protection of girls by raising the limit of age
10; of citizens of Vernon, East Windsor, Simsbury,
prohibiting the liquor traffic; Of G. W. Penield and
800 others for law prohibiting employ ent Of de-
for enactment of laws for the protection of women
of j. B. williams and others of Glastonbury, and
w: H. Cheney and others, Of Manchester, for free
Resolutions referred-Incorporatin the Newport
izing the of Southington to purchase stock of
post G. 4. r.; authorizing investlgation of fndns
trial school; incorporating home for friendless
Incorporating the veteran association of the Chat
field Guard, Waterbury, authorizing issue of stock
Hartford Wheel company; authorizing the West
Middle school district, Hartford to issue bonds;
creating joint school district in East Hartford and
Manchester; Incorporating the Middletown Opera
House company; incorporating the Tobacco Re
windsor L ,cks and warehouse Point Ferry COM
pany, and demonstrating against the company's is
Referred-When paid-up policy has been given
by life insurance company, payable at the draft
cent per annum on said policy, dating such inter
est from the date of the issue of the paid up policy
to the date of the death Of the holder; by Repre-
Referred~Raising committee of three persons
to examine and report what change, if any, is re-
quired in the laws relating to insurance. by Repre-
Referred-A resolution requesting the Sta treas
urer to transmit the sworn statements of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford, the Naugatuck
Housatonic and New Haven and Northampton
roads for the purposes of taxation, and give the
amount of the tax paid by each; also statement
showing what changes have been made in the
turns by the board of equalization; by Representa-
tive Raymond.
Referred-Bin incorporating the Housatonic
Northern and Litchfield railroad company.
Referred-A bill extending time for the compile
ton of the Hartford and Harlem road
Referred-A bill extending the time for the
Referred-A- bill providing that any railroad
which during the past year has declared dividends
amounting in the aggregate to ten per cent. its
capital stock, and which has accumulated
plus of not less than ten per cent. on its capital,
shall run one more cars attached to each accom-
mediation train in which passengers shall be trans
ported at charge of not more than enc cent per
Referred-A petition of residents of East Haddam
for restriction of Sunday traffic.
able lists Of railroads only the value Of real estate
used by them, which does away with the cash on
hand" exemption; by Representative Roberts.
Referred-A bill prohibiting the issue of free
semby; by Representative Kendrick.
Referred-A bill requiring the comptroller to con-
tract with railroad companies for the transporta-
ton of members of the General Assembly.
Referred-A bill allowing women to hold the
drick
urers to be renewed as often once in six years;
Referred-That all teachers in the public schools
after June /, 1885, must be qualified to
Referred Authorizing employment of veterinary
surgeon by Humane society in investigating
cases of CHAMBERS; by Representative Hyde.
ploy prosecuting agents to be appointed by the
Governor; by same.